https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/8mehscd4tfvs Intelligence en-us 2017-02-27 13:29:01 UTC 2025-12-15 13:37:56 UTC hello@padlet.com hudakha5930 https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/8mehscd4tfvs/wish/156388539 I can describe intelligence.
One's knowledge from experience and their ability to apply that knowledge.

Intelligence: The ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and use knowledge to adapt.

Socially and culturally constructed; smart=success

IMPORTANT PEOPLE:
1. Alfred Binet-created the first practical intelligence test in France, Binet-Simon scale
-goal was to identify students who needed special attendance in an academic setting
2. Lewis Terman- published the first American intelligence test
-and educational psychologist, promoted the use of the intelligence test, president of the American Psych Association (APA)
-studied children with high IQ
3. William Stern-coined the term IQ, intelligence quotient
4. LL Thurstone-created standard deviation around the 7 primary mental abilities, 
developed the mean and standard deviation for the IQ score-able to quantify and measure what IQ is 





]]> 2017-02-27 13:30:16 UTC https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/8mehscd4tfvs/wish/156388539 hudakha5930 https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/8mehscd4tfvs/wish/156706640 8 multiple intelligence: g
Logical:
Linguistic:
Bodily Kinesthetic:
Spatial: the ability to visualize, remember images and details and an awareness of your surroundings
Musical: good ear for music, can tell when note is off key
Interpersonal: the ability to understand and interact effectively with others, good communication
Naturalistic: can observe understand and interpret patterns in natural environments
Intrapersonal: ability to understand one's inner world'


Standardization: test is given to "sample" group first
- defines meaningful scores
- by a bell shaped pattern, all things measured will fall on a normal curve

How to find IQ:
Mental Age/Chronological Age X 100

Normal- 100 
110-119: bright normal
120-129 : superior
130 very superior
150 and above: truly gifted

to understand how low and high Iq scores affect an individuals ability to funtion in society and appy this knowledge to the esapbe of the autistic sabant

Low extreme: IQ score below 70
mild: 50-69
Moderate: 35-49
Severe: 20-34
Profound: under 20

Intellectual Disability: 1% of population, 2x more males]]> 2017-02-28 13:50:34 UTC https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/8mehscd4tfvs/wish/156706640 hudakha5930 https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/8mehscd4tfvs/wish/158319502 I can describe how and why we currently assess intelligence

Why do we assess intelligence?
2 ways to measure intelligence
Aptitude- future prediction-ACT-how much you are going to be able to learn-PREDICT ABILITIES
Achievement- what you currently know-unit test-REFLECT WHAT YOU CURRENTLY KNOW

WAIS and WISC intelligence test based on age
-developed by David Weschler
-adult has 11 subsets and children is age 6-12

Reliability: Test is consistent
Validity: Tests what it is supposed to test

Phillip- how to increase your time

Bardam Effect: lie detector

Sternberg's Triarchic Theory:
Practical Intelligence: street smart, common sense, everyday tasks
Creative Intelligence: the way a person approaches a new task or new skill,
-novelty-reaction to the first time seeing an
-automatization-learn repeated times automatically
Analytical Intelligence: how processes or analyzes, book smart
   -executive components-solving problem, choosing strategies,
   - performance, carry out the actions, calculations,  
   -knowledge acquisition]]> 2017-03-07 13:26:32 UTC https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/8mehscd4tfvs/wish/158319502 hudakha5930 https://padlet.com/hudakha5930/8mehscd4tfvs/wish/158644889 JP Guilford
Convergent: the process of finding a single best solution to a problem that you are trying to solve
Divergent: the process of creating many unique solutions in order to solve a problem


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